Milei Cabinet Chief Promises No Return to Populism, Touts $19.8B Tax Cut

Argentina's Cabinet Chief Guillermo Francos (Santilli) assured Cordoba industrialists that the government will not revert to populist policies, framing the recent tax cut as a $19.8 billion commitment. He addressed SME concerns and electoral risks, signaling continuity of Milei's austerity agenda ahead of midterm elections. The statement reinforces policy direction but offers no new specifics.

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